Handball Rules & Techniques: A Comprehensive Overview
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Basic Handball Rules
Franco Shock occurs mainly in:
- Illegal entry and exit
- Illegal kick
- Playing 3-ball fouls
- Playing the ball voluntarily off the field
- Misbehavior
- Faults in the area
- Voluntarily returning the ball to your area
- Fouls on the goalkeeper
- Illegal corner throw, etc.
Penalty occurs in these cases:
- Aggressive play in the field illegally preventing a clear scoring chance
- A player enters his area to clear the danger
- Voluntarily sending the ball to his goalkeeper who is in the area
- When a goalkeeper takes the ball to your area
- Faulty substitution of goalkeeper
Technical Handball Background
Displacement: These are the changes of place that a player makes. A player can keep the ball for only three seconds without bouncing it, although they may retain it as long as they want as long as they bounce it. If they have to pass it, they must release it within three seconds.
Pass: You can pass however you want, with one hand (usually), two hands, chopped, etc.
Dribble: It is essential to move forward, to do so without actually catching the ball, tapping it on the floor.
Shot: This is the action to try to achieve a goal, usually done with one hand, pulling the hand from behind to give a lot of power. Players also tend to throw the ball chopped to pass under the goalkeeper.
Feint: Dribbling to leave the opponent behind is to threaten to leave to one side and then trick them and go to the other.
Defensive and Offensive Systems
Defense Systems
6-0, 5-1, 3-2-1, 3-3, 4-2
Offensive Systems
1-5, 2-4, 3-3
Handball Rules Explained
A player suspended by exclusion cannot play for 2 minutes, while their square is empty. If excluded 3 times in a game, they are disqualified at that time. The referee excludes the player who breaches repeatedly, shows repeated unsportsmanlike behavior, or does not put the ball on the ground when there is a foul against them. Teaching is indicated with a closed fist and index finger high.
Passive Play: It is not allowed to keep the ball in possession of equipment that does not attempt to attack or shoot on goal or repetitively delaying a throw-off, band, or own team's goal. Passive play is punishable by a free-kick against. The hand signal is indicated by the warning signal for passive play.
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